@melsup1@irishmelanoma Congratulations Miriam on your fantastic and powerful presentation as a Melanoma patient advocate at the Irish Melanoma Forum today. Keep up your amazing work.
Very exciting to kick off the first skin cancer nursing satellite symposium at Irish Melanoma Forum. Thank you to Kelsey O 'Donnell for organising. Standing room only. @hseNCCP
Great day at the 11th Annual Irish Melanoma Forum with @MahonLeonie presenting our poster on the development of electronic Melanoma patient records to improve communication and pathway outcomes. #Melanoma@hseNCCP@irishmelanoma
A great day in celebrating SJH skin Savvy Summer party with Ursula McManus CNS in Melanoma. #SJH Dermatology team were highlighting sun smart awareness on the prevention of skin cancers today.
Melanoma is the most serious form of skin cancer. If melanoma is found early, it's more likely to be treated successfully.
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#KnowTheSigns | #MelanomaMonday | @hseNCCP
Tanned or sun burnt skin can lead to skin cancer later in life. Sun bed use before the age of 35 increases your chances of Malignant Melanoma by 75% #SkinCancerAwarenessMonth
Sunburn is caused by UV radiation not heat! UV damage can happen on a cool or cloudy day. Up to 90% of UV rays can pass through light clouds. The sun’s UV rays can cause long term damage to your skin #SkinCancerAwarenessMonth
Congratulations to the Dermatology team @stjamesdublin on being shortlisted for the Irish Healthcare awards:Hospital Project of the Year. Using modern teledermatology to improve patient pathways to clear large waiting lists rapidly. @CancerInstIRE
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Carol Day, Dermatology Surgery, Linda Wilson, Irish Cancer Society & Edel McGrath, Dermatology Surgery our amazing team promoting #SkinCancerAwarenessMonth. Up to 90% of UV rays can pass through light clouds.The sun’s UV rays can cause long term damage to your skin.
Women are more likely to get melanoma on their legs and arms, while men are more likely to get it on their body, head and neck. We encourage you to #CheckYourSkin using –https://t.co/IHXpFqzPFE #MelanomaAwarenessMonth
SunSmart: increase awareness of the steps you and your family can take to protect your skin from the sun and reduce your risk of skin cancer in Ireland #SkinCancerAwareness
May is Skin Cancer Prevention Month. As part of the SunSmart campaign the HSE National Cancer Control Programme in collaboration with Healthy Ireland & all their partners are working together to support people to protect their skin from the sun. Raise your awareness be SunSmart.
With temperatures set to reach up to 27 degrees this weekend. We would like to remind you to be #SunSmart & protect your skin when outdoors. Don't skip a bit when you put on your sun cream & we will continue to fund the life-saving research for those who already have a diagnosis
On this #InternationalNursesDay2021, we thank our #SJHNursing and Healthcare Assistant teams who consistently demonstrate extraordinary commitment and compassion to our patients & their families.
From all your #SJH colleagues, we say, Thank You! #ThankYouNurses 🌈💞
Slip, Slap, Slop, Seek, Slide. Attendees at The Fundamentals in Oncology Programme received a lecture on Malignant Melanoma by CNS Leonie Mahon promoting SunSmart awareness @tcddublin @irishcancersociety
The first Monday in May is #MelanomaMonday. It’s important to protect your and your children’s skin from ultraviolet radiation from the sun and artificial sources. Follow the Healthy Ireland SunSmart 5’Ss from April to September https://t.co/yrJR6xGbgk
UV (ultraviolet) radiation from the sun is usually strongest between 11 am and 3 pm from April to September, even when it’s cloudy. Protect your skin:
👕 Slip on clothing
🧴 Slop on sunscreen
👒 Slap on a wide brimmed hat
⛱️ Seek shade
🕶️ Slide on sunglasses #SunSmart